DISCLAIMER: None of the stuff below is written or endorsed by the Outpost, and we’d be willing to bet that at least some of it is crazy and/or wrong. Use critical thinking.
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Newsmax: Herman Cain Dies From Coronavirus at 74
Washington Post: He held a BLM sign in what he called ‘America’s most racist town.’ The result? A viral video of abuse.
NY Times: Kusamono: The softer side of bonsai
Washington Post: House Democrats grill Census director on Trump order to exclude undocumented immigrants from apportionment
Washington Post: Democrats, Republicans deliver political lashing to Big Tech CEOs
Washington Post: Pandemic kills off a century-old paper plant, and a region reels
NY Times: Obama Unleashes on Trump Privately as He Raises $24 Million for Biden
NY Times: Yes, the Coronavirus Is in the Air - Transmission through aerosols matters
Huffington Post: Obama Reportedly To Deliver Eulogy At Rep. John Lewis’s Funeral
KRCR: Suspect in custody following chase from Shasta County to Red Bluff on I-5
CNN: Archaeologists discover the likely source of Stonehenge's giant sarsen stones
NY Times: Feds agree to leave Portland, with conditions
NY Post: MLB investigating ‘massively disruptive’ incident that caused Marlins COVID-19 outbreak
KCRA: Man rescues children from Sacramento River crash after mother shot, killed by suspect
Time: Execution Date Set For Only Native American on Death Row
Sacramento Bee: California’s backlog of unemployment claims will take 2 months to clear, Gov. Newsom says
Sacramento Bee: Warren Buffett controls dams in Northern California. Why Gov. Newsom wants them torn down
Sacramento Bee: With California’s plastic bag ban back in effect, reusable bags are ready for checkout
San Jose Mercury: Trump rescinds Obama-era fair housing rule
LA Times: Editorial: Surprise! A massive tax hike suddenly appears in Sacramento
LA Times: In GOP plan, you can’t sue your employers for giving you COVID — but they can sue you
LA Times: Newsom announces ‘strike team’ for unemployment agency as 1 million await benefits
Press Democrat: Citing fire hazard, police clear half of homeless camp at Santa Rosa park
East Bay Times: Coronavirus: New COVID-19 outbreak reported at Milpitas jail
East Bay Times: Antioch approves more than 1,000 homes on its southern border
SF Chronicle: 'Horrific tragedy' on Sierra reservoir: Lightning kills man on jet ski, burns son
The Guardian: Sir Francis Drake sculpture removed from Larkspur Landing
The Guardian: Rare shark attack in Maine may be linked to marine protection efforts
The Guardian: 'It's like we don't exist': Jaune Quick-to-See Smith on Native American artists
The Guardian: Federal officers to pull out of Portland in a major reversal for Trump administration
The Guardian: California landlords are locking out struggling tenants. A 'tsunami of evictions' may be next
Times-Standard : Share Humboldt County history during symposium
Times-Standard : Throwback Thursday: Spanish flu continues to take lives in late January 1919
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
RHBB: The Salmon Fire and the Red Fire Are Being Managed as a Complex [MAP]
KMUD: Eviction Protections to Expire
County of Humboldt: Supervisors approve $3.2 million in CARES Act funding for businesses impacted by COVID-19
NCJ: The Redwood Region Economic Development Commission Eureka to Receive a $5 Million CARES Act Recovery Assistance Grant
County of Humboldt: July 29, 2020
County of Humboldt: July 29, 2020 - Seven New Cases Reported Today
Wild Rivers Outpost: Yurok, Karuk Tribes Partner Up For Broadband Project, Receive $10M From Public Utilities Commission
RHBB: Seven New People Test Positive for COVID-19 in Humboldt County Today, July 29
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Thu, 30 Jul 2020
Wild Rivers Outpost: Friends Rally Around Local Woman's Search for a New Kidney, Reach Out to Fellow Del Norters For Help
NCJ: Man Medivacked From ATV Accident Southwest From Manila
Mad River Union: ATV crash in Manila
NCJ: Public Health Confirms Seven New COVID-19 Cases
KMUD: Operational Emergency in Laytonville Water District Results in 50% Decline in Water Production